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Races at Wheat Croft-Col. Thompson's "Hamlet" winning the Lascelles Cup,1845. Creator: Unknown.
![Races at Wheat Croft - Col. Thompson's "Hamlet" winning the Lascelles Cup, 1845. '...Horse-races, in Wheat Croft, a piece of land well adapted for a course, on the south side of the river Wharfe, and very near to Harewood-bridge [at Harewood near Leeds in Yorkshire]...The prizes were all the gift of the Earl of Harewood, and were contended for by his tenants only; except "The Lascelles Cup," which was subscribed for by several of the nobility and gentry of the neighbourhood, who were also the competitors for the prize: it is of the value of about Eighty Guineas. The course staked off for the races was nearly in the form of a circle, and about a mile in circumference; and the rest of the field afforded ample room for the spectators'. From "Illustrated London News", 1845, Vol VII.](/photos/prev/NjIxYTZhMA/album_alb5171524.webp)
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Titre: Races at Wheat Croft-Col. Thompson's "Hamlet" winning the Lascelles Cup,1845. Creator: Unknown.
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Races at Wheat Croft - Col. Thompson's "Hamlet" winning the Lascelles Cup, 1845. '...Horse-races, in Wheat Croft, a piece of land well adapted for a course, on the south side of the river Wharfe, and very near to Harewood-bridge [at Harewood near Leeds in Yorkshire]...The prizes were all the gift of the Earl of Harewood, and were contended for by his tenants only; except "The Lascelles Cup," which was subscribed for by several of the nobility and gentry of the neighbourhood, who were also the competitors for the prize: it is of the value of about Eighty Guineas. The course staked off for the races was nearly in the form of a circle, and about a mile in circumference; and the rest of the field afforded ample room for the spectators'. From "Illustrated London News", 1845, Vol VII.
Races at Wheat Croft - Col. Thompson's "Hamlet" winning the Lascelles Cup, 1845. '...Horse-races, in Wheat Croft, a piece of land well adapted for a course, on the south side of the river Wharfe, and very near to Harewood-bridge [at Harewood near Leeds in Yorkshire]...The prizes were all the gift of the Earl of Harewood, and were contended for by his tenants only; except "The Lascelles Cup," which was subscribed for by several of the nobility and gentry of the neighbourhood, who were also the competitors for the prize: it is of the value of about Eighty Guineas. The course staked off for the races was nearly in the form of a circle, and about a mile in circumference; and the rest of the field afforded ample room for the spectators'. From "Illustrated London News", 1845, Vol VII.
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Taille de l'image: 4960 × 2370 px | 33.6 MB
Taille d'impression: 42.0 × 20.1 cm | 1952.8 × 933.1 in (300 dpi)
Mots clés: ANGLETERRE • ANIMAL • ANIMAUX • COURSE DE CHEVAUX • COURSE HIPPIQUE • ELIZABETH • JOURNAL • NOIR ET BLANC • SPORT • SPORTIF • VICOMTE • VICTORIEN • VICTORIENNE
